The SLANG Thread.

[Cuthbert]

Originally Posted by Black Francis

Gracias

yea i got more, but you should know most of this terms are local terms for puertorico

idk if any other latin american countries use it

But, i can help you how to speak spanish correctly

so if you ever need any help just send me a PM or VM and i'll do my best to help you

Yeah didn't think of that actually, I'm a thick twat.

Cheers man I think I will tbh

[gunnels]

Originally Posted by The Batlord

And that doesn't bug me nearly as much as someone drinking Sprite as an adult.


Dude, you worked at Disney World?!

The juxtaposition of these sentences together is awesome.

Also, I don't know if this is technically slang, but that stereotypical tall hair you see on old-fashioned white southern women is sometimes jokingly referred to as a "Jack-It to Jesus."

[Janszoon]

Originally Posted by Black Francis

i just generally have a problem with ppl dumbing down the language

Oh sweet irony.

[Black Francis]

Originally Posted by Janszoon

Is the way you write Puerto Rico as a single uncapitaized word also Puerto Rican slang?

Nah, it's just sometimes i write words properly and sometimes i don't..

if you think this reflects my I.Q you're in for a surprise

[Black Francis]

Originally Posted by Janszoon

Oh sweet irony.

it's called an acronym Mr grammar Nazi im sure you know this

and do i see the irony in what i said i should've been more specific
For example,

i don't mind if someone writes 'wut?' instead of 'what?'
little words like that i don't mind, but calling water 'wudha' it's taking it too far IMO U_U

[Plankton]

Chicago Slang:

Sangwidges
Daaa Bearssss
LSD = Lake Shore Drive
Sliders - Small Burgers from White Castle

Any word ending with a "th" sound will automatically be replaced with just the "t" sound, as in "Sout Side" as opposed to "South Side".

[Janszoon]

Originally Posted by Black Francis

it's called an acronym Mr grammar Nazi im sure you know this

lol. No, it isn't.

Originally Posted by Black Francis

and do i see the irony in what i said i should've been more specific
For example,

i don't mind if someone writes 'wut?' instead of 'what?'
little words like that i don't mind, but calling water 'wudha' it's taking it too far IMO U_U

It's "wuhda" not "wudha", and that's just it sounds with the Philly accent not how people spell it.

[Janszoon]

Originally Posted by Plankton

Chicago Slang:

Sangwidges
Daaa Bearssss
LSD = Lake Shore Drive
Sliders - Small Burgers from White Castle

Any word ending with a "th" sound will automatically be replaced with just the "t" sound, as in "Sout Side" as opposed to "South Side".

Don't forget "fronch room"!

[Plankton]

Originally Posted by Janszoon

Don't forget "fronch room"!

Yeah, I just don't get that one. I've always said Living Room. My grandparents used to call any type of porch a "Davenport", that always cracked me up.

And Chicago is pronounced "Shekaga".

[Black Francis]

Originally Posted by Janszoon

lol. No, it isn't.

um, yes it is.. it's an acronym for the word 'people'

Originally Posted by Janzoon

It's "wuhda" not "wudha", and that's just it sounds with the Philly accent not how people spell it.

Oh you're right..

Now it doesn't sound stupid at all! >_>

you know between you mocking my grammar and then defending bad grammar it leads me to the conclusion you're just trolling me outta boredom

but little did you know im bored too, SO BRING IT!

lolol

(jk, i don't wanna keep arguing over this stupid sh*t)